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how much tax would be on 113.98 at 9%

0.09 * 113.98

(113.98 * 9) / 100 = 10.2582

103.7218

113.98 * .009 = 115.01

Depends on wether you are losing or gaining because of tax -

You would either multiply your base by 1.09 or by .91.

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113.98 x 1.09 = 124.2382

TheApeFornicator:

Depends on wether you are losing or gaining because of tax -

You would either multiply your base by 1.09 or by .91.

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shirlsharrah:

how much tax would be on 113.98 at 9%

113.98 X 0.9 = 9% so, when you get that 9% do:
113.98 + 9%

for short -> 113.98 + (113.98 x 0.9)

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10.2582
113.98/100
*9

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shirlsharrah:

how much tax would be on 113.98 at 9%

113.98 X 0.9 = 9% so, when you get that 9% do:
113.98 + 9%

for short -> 113.98 + (113.98 x 0.9)

Let me clean something up. 9%= .09, not .9 or anything else.
with .9, the 9 is in the tenths place, so 9 over 10, or 9/10. When you make that a percentage [make the denominator(bottom #) a 100], you multiply the fraction (9/10) by ten on both the top and the bottom, meaning (90/100), or 90%. We don't want to be making that kind of mistake. If you are ever given a percent and have to use it as a decimal, say you're given 13%, you take the number used as a percent, 13, or 13.0, and move the decimal over 2 spaces to the left: .13=13%
If you're given .05%, you do the same thing, move the decimal in .05 over two spaces to the left: .0005=.05%

Ok, now to answer the question and correct one more thing. The question this person is asking is HOW MUCH TAX would be on 113.98 at 9. Not, respectively, how much something would cost with tax added/subtract from it, so the answer is simply the percent(as a decimal) times the value.
[113.98x(.09)]

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shirlsharrah:

how much tax would be on 113.98 at 9%

113.98 x 1.09 = answer
answer - 113.98 = tax

shirlsharrah:

how much tax would be on 113.98 at 9%

10.26

You multiply the number (113.98) by the percentage (9%) Which you have to turn in to a decimal by moving the decimal ( originally behind number ex. 9.) to the left 2 times to become .09

Answer is 216.562.

It would be 10.2582
Hope that helps you.
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[quote="TheApeFornicator"] Depends on whether you are losing or gaining because of tax -

You would either multiply your base by 1.09 or by .91.